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They just need to be able to access a billing system on the server. &nbsp;I don't want them doing anything else.
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No I don't think you can achieve your objective without giving him the Admin access. Shouldn't really installed the billing system on the server unless it is a client/server application.
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Agreed.<br />
Why are you running the application on the server? <br />
SBS is not intended as an application server. Remote access is for administration only and the server is optimized for background services not applications.
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It wasn't me. &nbsp;This is a client that was picked up that already had a SBS in place. &nbsp;The prior company installed it all and I'm just trying to make it work.
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The problem is the only way to run remote desktop is as an admin on SBS. Though you can limit some permissions this user needs to have admin to logon and full rights to run the application, access the program folder, the data file, and possibly the registry. Very difficult to restrict a user in this situation. You could create a new admin account and using deny permissions restrict access to much of the data, but they would still have the right to administer the server.
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Ok, so I guess I'll see what I can do about moving this billing solution to another computer. &nbsp;They only have the one SBS on their network. &nbsp;I really don't want here having any kind of access beyond what she absolutely needs.
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I can appreciate your predicament but perhaps a PC would be a better option.
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Hello,<br />
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A workaround for this issue is to place the server in the computer group, give the user the required access , afterwards place the computer back in server group in AD.<br />
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The setting is stored.<br />
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grtz<br />
Smartsys 
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Ignoring the fact that moving OU's will not resolve the issue, if you place the SBS in the computer OU, group policy for computers will be applied and could cause all sorts of chaos on a DC.
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Hello Experts<br />
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I need to give a standard user in a SBS 2008 network access to the server. &nbsp;I don't want to make the account a Network Admin because it is an outside user from the company. &nbsp;The user can access the RWW, but the option to connect to server isn't there.<br />
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Is there a way to give this user server access thru RWW without making them a network admin?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello Experts

I need to give a standard user in a SBS 2008 network access to the server.  I don't want to make the account a Network Admin because it is an outside user from the company.  The user can access the RWW, but the option to connect to server isn't there.

Is there a way to give this user server access thru RWW without making them a network admin?

Thanks.

Access to server thru RWW

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).